Report Of The Proceedings Of A Convention Composed Of Delegates From The Thirteen Original United States, (Hardcover)

This volume contains the "Report Of The Proceedings Of A Convention Composed Of Delegates From The Thirteen Original United States", detailing events held in Independence Hall on July 5th and 6th, 1852. The convention's purpose was to consider the propriety of erecting one or more monuments. It offers valuable insights into mid-19th century perspectives on the nation's founding and the enduring legacy of the American Revolution. A. G. Watermanâ€(TM)s account provides a window into the historical consciousness of the time and the evolving ways in which the nation chose to commemorate its past. This historical record is essential for scholars and enthusiasts interested in American political history and the development of national identity.

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